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    article “If the Atomic Bomb Had Not Been Used‚” Compton attempts to persuade readers that the atomic bombings were needed im to stop the war from causing further destruction. The atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki were necessary in order to stop the war. Karl T. Compton builds his argument in hopes to appeal to the audience’s emotional standpoint or pathos. Compton’s use of pathos was evident on the first page third paragraph in which he wrote “ I believe‚ that the atomic bombs saved hundreds

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    the time for the swing will neither increase nor decrease because the mass does not have an effect on the period of a pendulum. Materials and Methods The materials used in this experiment are: 3 Different Masses (20g‚ 50g‚ 100g) Clamp String Clock Protractor With these materials‚ the experiment was conducted in the following procedure: 1) Place the clamp to a flat surface with a string attached to it 2) Attach a 20g mass to the end of the string opposite from the pivot 3) Pull the mass to

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    “The Atomic Bomb was not only used to attack Japan‚ but it also helped to scare Russia” (Article 2) World War 2 was a very bloody war from 1939-1945. In WW2 there were two sides. The ETO and the PTO. The ETO was when the U.S. and all the allied forces fought against Hitler to try and save/help fix Germany from what Hitler had done. While men and women were fighting in the ETO‚ there were men and women fighting in the PTO. On December 7th‚ 1941 Japan had attacked Pearl Harbor Hawaii. In doing that

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    MY FAVORITE ROOM

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    come home to find me doing something constructive like reading a book or doing some homework which is the reason why I have my bed right by my window.  Next to my bed is the same alarm clock I have had since the sixth grade. It was a Christmas present from my little brother. It is an Emerson alarm clock with a cassette and compact disk player. On the other side of the room are three things which were very important to me‚ my tv‚ my stereo and my bathroom.  Every time I enter my room a feeling

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    the timer went off our group was silent. I guess everyone was trying to plan out how we were going to do this. I decided it would be best to start of by making a base for this structure. It felt weird to be the first one to put an idea out‚ but the clock was ticking down‚ and the pressure was intensifying. After we built to base‚ which was a tripod of sorts I started to see assurance in the face of the people in my group. In my head I only had one thought‚ I had to win‚ well my group had to win. So

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    to watch were The Little Rascals and American Bandstand. Although television was an enjoyed pastime‚ the unanimous preference in the home was the radio. Everyone in the home had a radio in their room and Ms. Mary had a clock radio in her room however‚ she told me the clock never really worked. She listened to the radio because she enjoyed

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    what to do to deal with Japan was a tough one. America made the right decision on dropping the atomic bomb on Japan. The atomic bomb was necessary in order to assure the war would end as soon as possible. On August 6th the first atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima‚ on august 9th a second one was dropped on Nagasaki‚ and on August 10th Japan declared its intention to surrender. This is clear proof that atomic bomb was an effective way to end the war. Even if it did kill many people it might actually

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    Unplugged

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    quite caught my interest; at first I wasn’t sure if I could fully commit to a day without electronics‚ but it sure did sound nice. Sunday‚ at midnight‚ I turned off my phone‚ television‚ tucked away my computer‚ and very gladly unplugged my alarm clock. The evening went swimmingly as I cuddled up with my cat and fell asleep. I woke with the sunshine on my linens‚ feeling as if it were vacation. I slid out of bed and into the kitchen. There‚ as I brewed my coffee‚ I caught a glance of the time on

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    POEM ABOUT YOUR LAUGH

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    different scenes in your mind. Susan also uses many symbols such as the sunlight‚ the prayer wheel and the diver’s bell. In the first three verses of the poem Susan states that the laugh resembles unsynchronized clocks. Susan was using a metaphor to explain that the laugh is similar to clocks in a watchmaker’s shop when all the watches strike an hour at different times. This sound is chaotic and annoying and this is how she perceives the laugh. In the next two verses of the first stanza she refers

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    Language & Composition “When the Final Tick Tocks…” A clock. Not much comes to mind when people think clock. People are so dependent on these mechanical resources‚ yet the mere sight of one is not appreciated. A world without clocks‚ most people can’t imagine such a thing because we are so accustomed to it. Some people lose their mind when they have nothing to tell them the time of the day. So what is a world without clocks? The comedians of the popular website newgrounds.com took on

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